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The decline of the silk industry in In
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Winch should and must be raised be-
fore we adjourn. We know of no way to
settle this matter except for the members
present to come forward and wipe out
the debt by going down in their pockets
and pay it of, and we so recommend.
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meeting on page thirty-seyen the fol-
lowing: shanghai Pierce: go on
with the talk; the notes all right; I'll
pay it myself" We have not been able
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-02
DIED.

.. W ~ H
BuRkLE-on Tuesday morning, November !,
+ 1857. at $3.50 o clock. CHRISTIAN DunkLH, Iii
tho 6ist year oil hlS ago, N'E4s5E
Funeral rom his latc residence, No. 1913 Market
street, OH Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Friends o, tho family invited. Iutcrmcu. at
Peninsula Cemetery. 40. l,.iSs
URT-0n Moniay, October ri, 1887, at q, m. at
hlsIctidenso near Ut, ClaisVllls, Ohio, jouS
j., Bunr. lsli etr55.,5 II g3,aE I3.,. .l.4
Fureral from tho rs'dencs OF his brother, ". T.
Burt II south Penn street, Wednesday, at
1850 p. N. ~ ,iS B. liagfl ~
RoBlHs0 Won Monday, October 81, 1887. at 1o:l5
o'clock a. M, WlLL.Ay RonlSsos. In his lt!y.
teventh yes. ~ 3ira.R-.2.,s -gysi7G +.
Funeral from his lalo scsilence No. ll6 Seven.
tcenth strcc., Wednesday afternoon at ,2;So
O'Clock. Friends Of tho family are respect.
fully invited to attend. lntarnsns At PENN.
~ pu1o Mninyy .'|. .t..iI| 3
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Brandreth's Pills are the great purifier.
They arc a pnrgativo end blood tonic,
they acs equally on the boxels, tho kid.
neys and the asiu, tEua cleansing the sys-
tenn by the ratnral outlet OF tho body--
they may bs called the purgativa eudorific
and diuretic msdicine. Thsy stimulate
the blood 60 aa to enable nature TO throw
of all morbid hunors. and cuye disease
no matter by what name it may be called.
Ono or two Of them taken every night
will prove an infslliblo remedy. ~ N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-02
Tllp Caso Of Jslr Davis.

a Democratic newspaper which knows
better asks whether it would not DO moro
decent, not to say more chivalrous, to per.
NIT this honored old age [Mr. Davis'sl to
end in peace rather than to uso its expir.
ing days to relight the iires Of On extlngu.
ishsd sectioasl hate for the cake OF gaining
few votes from the ignorant or the un:
thinking"
There j! goes again ! Did the people Of
the North-for that matter tho Rspubli-
c.ns--drag Mr.. Davis from the pleasant
retirement OF Beauroir to air himself at
Macon, to slorify the Lost Cause, to inject
poiaon into tho young minds before him,
in short to poso as the central figure Of a
nauaeating aiterpars to tho bloody d,ema
Of lSGl-65. = Z. 3,.,Ef ;.g.7
When JEFF Davis was set iree-an act Of
grace unparalleled-that meant that 60
long cs he should 1.-Two, II he submitted
himaelt to the laws Of the country, he
should DO sale from molea!ation. He was
at liberty to have all the peace and quiet
he could find in hlu own way. Tho victor.
;ous power Of tho Preserved Union took
no more account Of him. "
But peace and quiet were not to The
liking CT Mr.. Davis, nor Of those Demo.
cratic politicians who thought something
was to be gsined by bringing him out Of
his closet and rattling his dry bones. He
had made speeches and he had written
Letters running over with sentimental
slop OF a eort peculiarly obnoxious to
loyal men. {, S al
But that was no! enough. He must
make a last triumphal appearance, sur.
otunded by all the theatrical claptrap d
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Confederate nags, men md women rush.
Ing iranllcally to touch tho hem Of hiu
garment, n aushlug speech from Coy!
Gordon, a moro gushing and more nau.
seating speech from Cleycland'a uprointee,
General Jackson, aud two or three ,e!ir-
ing rprechcu from The Big Lion Of tho
clipped claws. Sa5 X
All this wo arc 10 accept az perfectly
natural, right and in good tasle. The thing
ths. Is unuttersbly wrong is to tako note
Of theuo things aud to comment on them.
JEFF Davis Is 80 pscrod psrsonsgc tia:
nothing ho may 10 can BIO criticised With
out Ie!lghtlng Ares. Tho Democratic
prsss usks for him now what he asked FOL
himself and bio csuuo quarter Of cen
tury agc-'"'To be lot Alone"
Tbs Republican pretB being at least Al
f,so ss JEFF Davis, our impression ia tina
| 1t will continue 10 coy It's ssy. ,5,
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- - 80
beginning at 10 O'Clock A. ", sell, 8. public auc.
ton. at thc iroat door Of tho Court ollio Of oSio
county, West Virginia. tho tract o! land OF which
tho late 8. II. i. Carter died seized, fronting on
the National rosd. and lying on tho west and east
tract OF land coutauing 40 acres snd SO perchrs,
will DO offered nTst rs y whola; and then In tour
different psrccls VIZ: First-A small Parcel front.
ing Oh tho pike and lying along Mt. calvary Gene
terry. and containing between three or four acres.
second-The west parcel Of Eald tract, also bout.
Ing on the pike. containing about IS acres and ii
poles and having upon 1t the house, hams and
other iraproveuents.%1h two foregoing parcels
will also be offered together. Thirt-rhc middle
purcell Of said tract, containing IS acres and rs
poles, and reached from said road by u lane be.
tween wheeling Park and Mt. Calvary cemetery,
and having upon 1t u house and other buildings.
This tract will also be offered. In connection with
the two parcels before named. Fourlh-The cas-.
parcel Of said tract, containing 81 acres, 3 toodl
and % poles. lying Immediately In the rear Of
rosa by y ,ycad between the park aad cemetery.
This parce; Rpd the last named parcel OF % acrs
and IS poles will also be offered together The lss.
psIcu d s2aGtes, 3 FOODS and 81 po!es. has been
shove thIeo tourths to ltulo above six acres and
this parcel will be offered In lois also
:: saes Will DO rlsds IN manner In which the mort
money can'be realized. Flats showing tho ar.
rs sbovo are on fle with tho psreIs In the case,
and can DO Eeen at the CGiee u the undersigned
special commissioners IS n sg p - = :
5 TERMS OF, .sALE-0ne.thtrd OF the purchase
money, or rs much moro thereof Gs the purchaser
may elect to pay, in cash. and the balailce 10 DO
paid In two equal ins.allmeuts, ayabla III one and
Two y'ars from date OF sale with interest; notes
with reraooel security to be given therefor, and
title to be retained until full payment q the pI,.
chase money. 4. J. DUGua,
s,45 3s3rr. g54lstlc r. i. B. DOVESER,
81 - Special COMMISSIONERS.
( W. H. IALLEa, Auc.ioneer. i $3.50
q i hereby certify that bond has beer given BY the
by law, and The deere 10 the above entitled cause.
s-in Il "a 4. b tRst JOHN ". MITCHELL,
oclS tEa Clerk Circuit Cont Ohio County.
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Erehdnlc,

In "a recent speech in Ohio, Judge
Thurman ssked: III tho negroes are
butchored by Wholesale; il they are mall
treated, rs they pretend, in tho South,
why, in Gods name do tho negroes prefer
to etsy in the Sou.h?" And the Circin-
natl 1imes'6tar ansverh him very restly,
ss follows: I'll the Irish tenants are evic.
ted by Wholesale, aa they pretend; ii they
are oppreased by landlortG, as they pre-
tend, in ireland, why, in Cots name, do
the 1riah prefer TO atay in Ireland?"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-02

Shall CcEruptionistp Rule Pubiic Places:
Mr.. Ncholl, in accepting the nomina.
ton OF tie c:tizsnh' meeting, wrote an
able end rasnly letter in which he said:
l do not thihk any nan should be re.
wnrdel by promotion or other advantage
Tor doing his n;mpio aad obvious duty in
public cilice. The esteem which tho faith
1ul performances Of official duty wins from
oil citizens ia all he hes tbs right to e1.
poet. Ii no does leEs than his duty he
should bs cast out. But It is 4 different
matter altogether when man whcsa duty
in oilice has required him to pursue cor
rupt officials OF his own political house
hold, and great maleisctors Whoae wicked
influence rnm;fiea political socie!iea, ia
singled out for slaughter und sought to be-
consigned 10 tho political ,dsath which all
along was threatened by some nnd pre-
dictod by others. Shall oshsr men SINH
larry situated, end particularly young
mep, who may DO animated By a just am-
bi.ion 10 en:e. the political service, be
taught that ssrviiiiy 10 bosses is the only
passport to p,eie:mGn!, AID their defiance
tha inevitable path to political dcssruc-
ton o. ehlll they rcc2ivs Eolae encous-
agement to purace the Faith CT official
duty uainillencst by promises, threats
or inp:ecatioIs? Such en iEeue rises
abovo any mere personal considerations
and involvsp the whole administration OF
tho city government. CIR. iyif
5lr.; E:ccll waa dcicntcd in the eonven.
ton Of the Democratic bosses because he
had resisted all efforts 10 buy or bully him.
He was sworn TO do his duty aud he was
determined. 10 make an holest effort to
do it. In the discharge Of that duty he
has shown hinre!t much more than an
average man, buttho confederation which
has moved tho people olNew York in hie
favor ia that 10 bent syery energy 10 de.
fend tbs pab!ic interest against the
scounarcls WHO were buying and selling
public !ranchis.H. 4 is,z
Nlcoll is not the man Or the kind Of
man the bcsses and tue boodlers want.
They wish to reward the man who did all
he could to favor them, and to punish
the man who did ell ho c,uld to enforce
tho law aSainet them. Nor il this the
whcls OF their purpose. Ghey are deter
mined, 80 far as the people will help them,
TO eophasze the declaration TINT 10 man
who does hia duty, where that duty in
terIe.es With political merchandising, can
remain in public liis in New York. Their
doctrine IL, that tho bosses shall bes.ow
A. n.
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Not plsgiariAu, simply n Coiuclderco.

Not Plagiarisn', Simply n Coincidenoo.
The following ex.ractp from tho editc-
rial columns Of tho Wheeling Regi,ter and
tho New York Star bear a striking resara.
blancs 10 each other. The INTELLlosScEn
bus frequently noticed similar "colncl.
dencas" Of this nature In comparing tho
editorial pases Of ,varions contemporaries
with those Of our esteemed ncighbor.
Wess II no. for tho lact TINT Tho other
contemporaries invariably bsar date pre-
viouy to that on which tho duplicate sp.
pesrs in tho Resatsr, we nhould DO inclined
to sccuso tho othof papers OF bsre.iacUd
plagiarism. 40 tho matter stands, how
ever, q nnishborly feeling prompts 10 10
admit that II may be q mere coincidence
liz thought antl language sort OF " curl
osity In journalism" 40 to rpesk, There
10 moro OF the editorial presented below,
but wc simply give space to two or three
photographic, which will serve to ehow
how, BY some strange action OF tho ,niad
not known to science, the editor OF the
Star anticipated last Friday iust wha! the
more original editor Of tho Register in!end
cd to writo and present 90 editorial three
daya later: .zs .9l55
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. Mexican uuuor. !

Two thieves mee! In 4 saloon: q
"Uarambal What q Shsndsome watch
chain you csrry,n exclaimed one. eii
"And tho watch 10 hsndsomer," said the
other, 90 he pulled Il out. u
"How much did It coat2 asked tho first.
~ really don't know. Tbs matchmaker
was sleeping when T took 1t, and did
not wake him to inquiro.". 3
" never tako my gpectsces from my
nose" said n nesr.sighled man.
"Do you eleop with them? ?"
always" =, +
"Why ~ 5i5 v 7. ~
Because without them I can not tell
night from day." i-l N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-02
Another Luosy omala Bow win, , pr,z,

Another Luoay omaha Boy Wins prizo.
Oa,ar Groahell in RichsrdsoN'a drug
house was the lucky holder OF No. 40 $50
which drew one.tenth, s., 900 OF the S9O,-
600 capital prizs in the drawing Of the
Louisiana ststa Lottery on the OH ult.
He told q representative OF tho Bee that
he had held tickets in tho lottery since
last January. and drew O p,izs at each
drawing. Ho is not alone in the tickets
but that tho young men OF the house havo
formed a syndicate and have invessed Sl50
III tickets thu month.-Omaha (Nsb. J Bee,
Septembpr 10, us. pkw :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-02
a Gcntle Spanking.
Iep York World, (Dem.) d I7'II--T

( The attention Of Pulilzsr and the other
New York ''relormers" is respectfully
csllod 10 Baltimore Wheeling Register. :
Our attention has been calIsd to Bsl.i-
mors. It is 4 cad spectacle. 4 great city
in control oi,a corrupt ring ia q melan-
choly thing 10 contemplate, indeed The
World is determined that no such fste
shall again ove1tsse Nsw York II it has
power to prevent 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-02
Don't Want Conyic.s to Govern u,m.

Col. Charles MARSHALL, OF Baltimore, who
was the confederate generals chisi OF ntafT
has lately come into prominence as one Of
the Maryland Democrats who revolt against
the infamous rule OF German end tho psne
Of criminals vino ho haa put into oiiice,
He ssid recently: 81 am content to be gov.
erned by tried Democratic; sm not will
Ing to bs governed by t.ied and convicted
onua " .t'ses -..Gs.t -4..ar,, 80 sl5Es
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-02
ulre a,1feulri5(gslgeeas.
wltIEL,sn. W. VA. soyEal'EH .. 1887
No i:Iaggeratioti,

An esteomed reader OF the lNTRLLldEN-
CIR 10 "lls9csed 10 think that the reports
OF tho Macon affair have been cxsggcrGt-
3D." 80 far "a tho main pointa 20, hero
Is c,rrcborasion from the leading newspa.
per Of Georgia, q Democratic newspaper
in harmony with all that went on at Ma
c,n: f' t'- ~. 6 i t
Almost In the front OF the limo was tho
tattered battle flag carried by the famous
Third Geoig!u through tho terrible 5lrus.
gle. Crowding forward iuch by inch, the
proud bearer u this standard succeeded
ia getting Closo enough to hand 1t to Mr..
Davis. AZ tho feeble old man grssped the
stat and, with the aid ef Senator Colquilt,
waved IL Though the dir, cheer upon
Gassr vent up, md there was hardly a
dry eye In tho want crowd Mra. Davis
threw tha folds Of the ll,g towarda him,
and kiared tho rags. Iesrs covered bis
cheeke, and the lc5Eo was inoat ottecslnE.
As the flag wAs handed back there were 0
law among ,hosa nearest to put their
hands where "0ld JET" had grasped the
stall. From another Gas Mira. Davis tore
p!eCp, and kiasins II reyerently, placed
1t III her hcEom, more cassra and more
,eara coureiDg doxs tue cseeks OF tho vos'
e!aae. G2i ~ ~
There IVES no exaggerstion excaptin the
affair it,e!t. the spssshs,, the Il IS waving
and that'sort Of Ching In general. This Is
the record. 1t Is alao true that the man
who made The nest violent speech OF all
WIS thought by Pferidons Cleveland :
proper person to represent this country
NJ the Capital Of II. x,co. They wsre al
Cleveland supporters except Mr.. Jeder.
eon Davih, who reiuses 10 be restored to
his citizenship, but ia hardly open 10 the
suspicion OF being Republican.
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$4,000. TO 9 L: loan N 4

2 Tho above amount will be loaned at six per cent
on lneucumbe'ed Wheeling real estate, which
must be worth several times the amount OF losn.
Tho borrower must DO such as can be rolled t1non
to pay Interest promptly Semi.annuslly. and must
pay cost Of examining tile, drawing aud recording
papers. To desirablo party with acceptable sect.
property offered AZ sccnrtty and address SLONK
hon 40 Wheeling pos.oilice, s.s.''I,S5 a ocr7 y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-02

INd1 Turk Ear Ed torisl,
| 0tGbtr 20. 5-gE'
On 'chursiny evening
the linton printed All tll.
torial comparing BIS.
IClcvclRrd with the wiic
lot our fourth President.
Mrs. MadhOn, to ihegrcat
disadvantage VI tho for.
liner. 1t sae1,S that the
tebencctAdy editor finds
much 10 praise IN Mrs.
Madison becausc Shc CI.
ways s,aid at hUGe, and
much 10 blame III Mira.
Cleveland because sue
saw Ut to accompany her
husband Oh his western
.ouI' fno WAS shd,wHea'
ever IL was poSlole. 70
meet !. in J. . pe9p,e WAC
ct ,cs' ~ ee Ier.
Is outraged ut this spcc.
melc, hno "a nIs ih y, sua.
l.on lalls into oiiliuS,-
S \ \, ny tpeas no u Mis.
s . " We lI0St
'hhliis cHiono lnhS TUG
'au ~. o. Ms.onlships
lea -, anu ,nco 81,
SoAee eau use. Inc man,
ne me-. says, VINO Mus * *
,pseS TUG ociuty oi nus
WIG 10 Inc Duutlu rFZa
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daYa later:
Wktt!iay Register Edi'o
riIi, h0ptMber |,

TUfL .II. p.l.E RIM.
Whtt!tnV fEY'stI Edt0'
ui. "ogsMotT !;
1CubS Ea'tor iiaAseii'
Of ,he ainnca4oliS T1o
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discrsditab!e to its Empire State luminary.